... for however little such things are worth (see here for the latest on how poor a measure IF is), but for various bureaucratic purposes it's sometimes useful to be able to check them quickly. An assortment of theory-friendly journals:
American Political Science Review, Impact Factor 3.933, #1 in Political Science
Perspectives on Politics, 1.963, #10 in Political Science
Philosophy and Public Affairs, Impact Factor 1.958, #3 in Ethics
Journal of Political Philosophy, 1.609, #5 in Ethics, #19 in Political Science
Journal of Politics, 1.577, #22 in Political Science
Ethics, 1.372, #11 in Ethics
Political Studies, .917, #54 in Political Science
Political Theory, .703, #77 in Political Science
Social Philosophy and Policy, .630, #27 in Ethics
Polity, .422, #104 in Political Science
Journal of Applied Philosophy, .373, #35 in Ethics
Politics, Philosophy, and Economics, .351, #36 in Ethics
Contemporary Political Theory, .237, #137 in Political Science
Journal of Moral Philosophy, .235, #41 in Ethics
Still not included in the JCR: Review of Politics, History of Political Thought, Journal of the History of Ideas, European Journal of Political Theory.
PT's Impact Factor has rebounded a long way after spending a number of years in the low .400s. But JPP has continued to climb in impact-- I think this is its first year in the Poli Sci top 20, and its highest IF ever. I think it's been more than ten years since PT outranked JPP on these measures.
[NB: I have published in PT and not in JPP. I'm noting, not celebrating.]
Friday, June 21, 2013
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I like the Journal of Political Philosophy a lot, but I wonder about a ranking that ranks it higher than _Ethics_ for ethics. I suspect things are not being cut finely enough here somehow.
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